How it works:
The cells of our body produce electrical impulses that communicate with neighboring cells. Cells continuously emit and respond to these signals. These signals are in the form of oscillations or vibrations and the oscillation pattern has been found to differ between a healthy organ or tissue and a sick organ. Oscillations from a cell affected with infections, toxins, and waste also have a different pattern than from a healthy and pure cell. In healthy cells the signals are unimpeded and resonate in a harmonious manner with other cells in the body. If pathogens (i.e. toxins, bacteria, viruses, parasites, etc.) attack a cell then the signal coming from the cell becomes distorted. The signal profiles are measured through the sensors that the patient holds in their hands.
Distorted signals coming from damaged, unhealthy or cells burdened with toxins and infections consist of harmonious and nonharmonious oscillations. A so-called molecular-absorption-circuit within the bio-resonance machine filters out the distorted part of the signal.
